The Visual Movement

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Born in Paris in 1911, Louise Bourgeois continues to cultivate a remarkable body of work that spans nearly seven decades and a wide range of media, from sculptures, drawings, paintings and prints.
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Dutch Architect Rem Koolhaas likes to think in S, M and L, but especially in XL. And that pretty much describes his next project…for rest of the interview go to…Spiegel Online

From One Revolution to Another - Carte Blanche to Jeremy Deller is on view at the Palais de Tokyo in Paris until January 4, 2009.

Eric Yahnker creates works that are too clever for their own good…

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Clutchy Hopkins & Shawn Lee: Clutch of the Tiger drops on cd and vinyl today all over the world. This is dusty and mysterious junkyard jazz powered by sly beats and other-worldly funk.Kick
Drum Comix #2 drops next WED, Oct. 29th!!!

Symmetrical Balance: Tiffany Bozic
Fecal Face Dot Gallery is pleased to announce the opening of Symmetrical Balance, a solo exhibition of new paintings on maple panel and hand painted prints, by San Francisco artist Tiffany Bozic. Bozic is widely recognized for her tightly rendered, emotionally charged nature-scapes. Blending traditional painting technique with unlikely combinations of, and interactions between animals and their environment, Bozic’s paintings lead the viewer into a surreal, metaphorical and often harsh world. Using a complex process of masking and staining maple surfaces, Bozic conveys a luminous and pristine representation of her vision of life’s struggles and triumphs.

Symmetrical Balance is a continuation of her investigation into the human relationship with the natural world. Allegorical paintings illustrate the notion that all living things share basic needs and desires: to preserve our fragile body, to forage, to nurture and protect our family. Revealing the interdependency between predators and prey, humans and our environment, Symmetrical Balance exposes the equilibrium that must be maintained between self-preservation and the other life upon which we depend.

Bozic’s work is informed by both interactions with living organisms she has encountered during extensive world travels and her continued research of the specimens collections at the California Academy of Sciences.

Opening: Sat, Oct 25, 2008 (6-9pm)
@Fecal Face Dot Gallery
66 Gough St. SF, CA

It’s not all about the girls. This LA based artist’s solo show opened Oct 4th @ Corey Helford. Check it

The Modern Art Gallery in Los Angeles is hosting The Art Ladies…check it

New Stuff from Max Ehrman